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200722 Jan
David Storey, Chief Web Opener at Opera, has announced on his blog that the latest internal builds of the Opera browser have advanced CSS3 selectors support.
Some of the new selectors are already enabled in the builds, while others have been implemented but not yet enabled due to technical reasons. All are hoped to be available in a future release version.
With all these changes, where does this leave selector support in Opera once the new additions get released in an official build? Well apart from bugs in any of the implementations, all the selectors will be supported, and the only thing currently lacking is support for the ::selection pseudo-element. Of course there is still a lot of work to do on the other CSS3 goodies that aren’t currently supported.
He has also confirmed that the text-shadow declaration has been implemented in the internal builds; I’d love to get my hands on one and take a look.
I’ve said before that I think Opera is a great browser, and I’ve started using it more for my day-to-day browsing. They have a web developer toolbar, which is one of my biggest demands, but Firefox still edges it for me as the range of extensions makes all the difference. But if you haven’t tried Opera already, you should think about giving it a go.
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Heh, you beat me to it Peter, I just wanted to start writing about it too :) I’ve already mailed David to ask if he could provide us with such an internal build, but they’re probably not called “internal” because they’re given away easily ;)
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I’ve been dying for some of these features since about 2001….especially text-shadow. This is exciting!
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We have some more official developer tools at our new Dev.Opera site. They’re currently in Alpha, and we’ll get more developer tools in the future.
Yeah the internal versions don’t get released to the public until the development is far enough along to release a Beta release. Our current weekly releases are for the Merlin branch (Opera 9), where things like security fixes, essential bug fixes and minor features are added.
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I love Opera, but I love also my Firefox Extensions. So I use Firefox instead of Opera…
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Arjan: You can’t, and neither can I…. Sorry pal :)
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Weblog de Brainet » Archivo del weblog » Soporte CSS3 en futuras versiones de Ópera says:Comment » January 23rd, 2007 at 11:09 am
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